New Orleans Auction, St. Charles Gallery, Inc.

Great Fall Auction

1323: Rev. B.F. Perkins (American/Alabama, 1904-1993)

1324: Rev. B.F. Perkins (American/Alabama, 1904-1993)

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New Orleans, LA, United States

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Great Fall Auction

New Orleans Auction, St. Charles Gallery, Inc.

Featuring Important Property from: The Estate of Dr. Joseph Alfred "Al" Hale Holly Springs, Mississippi The Folk Art Collection of Paul and Alvina Haverkamp New Orleans, Louisiana A Noted Gentleman Collector New Orleans, Louisiana And Numerous Private Estates and Collections

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Rookwood Pottery Spiral-Fluted Vase: Rare Rookwood Pottery Spiral-Fluted Dark Standard-Glazed Spherical Vase, 1892, decorated by O. Geneva Reed, in "Flower and Foliage" decor, the base fully marked, h. 5", dia. 5-1/2".

1112: Rookwood Pottery Spiral-Fluted VaseEst.

$700

$1,000

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Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary): Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary) Pieced and polychrome-glazed studio pottery fruit bowl in mottled pale green, blue/rose and sky blue,signed on the foot in incised underglazed script

1113: Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary)Est.

$100

$200

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Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary): Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary) Pieced and polychromed-glazed studio pottery fruit bowl in sky blue, yellow/green and plum, signed on the base in incised underglaze scripts "Kathleen

1114: Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary)Est.

$100

$200

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Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary): Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary) Pieced and polychrome-glazed studio pottery fruit bowl, signed in underglaze incised script on the base, h. 4-1/2", dia. 10".

1115: Kathleen H. Thomas (American, Contemporary)Est.

$100

$200

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Fulper Crystaline Vase: Fulper Crystaline Vase, ca. 1920, of baluster form with everted lip rim glazed in mottled ochre and blue, h. 9-5/8".

1116: Fulper Crystaline VaseEst.

$200

$400

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Anglo-American Pottery and Glass Table Lamps: Attractive Pair of Anglo-American Brass-Mounted Spiral-Ribbed White Pottery and Colorless Glass Table Lamps, in the mid-19th-century kerosene parlor lamp style, each fitted with a tall gilt- and

1117: Anglo-American Pottery and Glass Table LampsEst.

$25

$50

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Arts and Crafts Oak Tea Cart: Arts and Crafts Oak Tea Cart, early 20th century, the top having a removable glass tray, the lower shelf slatted and mounted to large spoked wheels, h. 29", w. 40", d. 24".

1118: Arts and Crafts Oak Tea CartEst.

$200

$400

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Large Gilt Pine and Marble-Top Coffee Table: Large Gilt Pine and Marble-Top Coffee Table, of white marble inspiration, the top resting on a rectangular base with large square legs, h. 15", w. 60", d. 34".

1119: Large Gilt Pine and Marble-Top Coffee TableEst.

$300

$500

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American Arts and Crafts Oak Mirror Stand: American Arts and Crafts Oak Shaving Mirror Stand, ca. 1900, the front with a single drawer above an open shelf and a cabinet below, the sides with pierced ends tapering to the top, the mirror

1120: American Arts and Crafts Oak Mirror StandEst.

$150

$300

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French Carved Giltwood and Plaster Mirror: French Carved Giltwood and Plaster Looking Glass, of cenotaph form in the Napoleon III style, the cresting modeled as a shell mantled by a floral garland, the plate broadly beveled throughout, h.

1121: French Carved Giltwood and Plaster MirrorEst.

$500

$800

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Pair of Restauration Gilt-Brass Candlesticks: Pair of Restauration Gilt-Brass Candlesticks, in "Oakleaf and Acorn Sprays" decor, first quarter 19th century, the candlesockets vasiform, the broad circular bases gently domed, h. 10".

1122: Pair of Restauration Gilt-Brass CandlesticksEst.

$300

$500

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Art Deco Patinated Bronze Head of a Youth: Attractive Art Deco Patinated Bronze Head of a Youth, depicted in an ancient Greek cap, second quarter 20th century, presented on a square matte black-painted wooden base, h. 15-1/2", w. 5-1/2", d.

1123: Art Deco Patinated Bronze Head of a YouthEst.

$300

$500

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Continental Brass Columnar Floor Candlesticks: Tall Pair of Continental Toned Lacquered Brass Columnar Floor Candlesticks, in the early Renaissance style, second quarter 20th century, h. 43-1/2", dia. 10".

1124: Continental Brass Columnar Floor CandlesticksEst.

$100

$200

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Edwardian Nickel-Mounted Brass Fireplace Fender: Good Low Edwardian Nickel-Mounted Reticulated and Gilded Brass Fireplace Fender, first quarter 20th century, of D-form with a pair of integral hearth tool stand, one at each end, h. 13", w. 47", d.

1125: Edwardian Nickel-Mounted Brass Fireplace FenderEst.

$200

$400

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George VI Sixty-Two-Piece Glass Stemware: Good George VI Sixty-Two-Piece "Trellis-and-Oculus"-Cut Glass Partial Stemware Service for Twelve Persons, second quarter 20th century, the service comprised of twelve champagne goblets, h. 5-1/4",

1126: George VI Sixty-Two-Piece Glass StemwareEst.

$400

$700

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French Brass and Wrought-Iron Chenets, Hearth Set: Stately Pair of French Brass and Wrought-Iron Chenets and a Three-Piece French Brass Hearth Set, first quarter 20th century, in the Louis XIV taste,, the chenets, h. 17", w. 9", d. 21", the hearth

1127: French Brass and Wrought-Iron Chenets, Hearth SetEst.

$300

$500

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Large French Carved Giltwood and Plaster Mirror: Large French Carved Giltwood and Plaster Looking Glass, in "Spiral Ribbon-Bound Laurel Leaf Garland" decor in the late 19th-century neoclassical style, h. 45", w. 58".

1128: Large French Carved Giltwood and Plaster MirrorEst.

$250

$400

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Two Table Lamps: Two Table Lamps, consisting of a good tall Italian vasiform gilded brass-mounted bianco faience table lamp in "Cannele" decor, second quarter 20th century, accompanied by a good brass-mounted

1129: Two Table LampsEst.

$200

$400

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Bucherer Germany Cartel Clock and Bracket Shelf: Bucherer, Germany, Parcel-Gilt Green Lacquer Cartel Clock and Bracket Shelf, in the Louis XV taste, the set comprised of a clock and a matching oblong bracket shelf, both with spherical giltwood

1130: Bucherer Germany Cartel Clock and Bracket ShelfEst.

$150

$300

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Edwardian Cut Brass Railed Fireplace Fender: Edwardian Turned and Cut Brass Railed Fireplace Fender, first quarter 20th century, in the George VI taste, h. 10", w. 48-3/4", d. 12".

1131: Edwardian Cut Brass Railed Fireplace FenderEst.

$200

$400

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French Provincial Cut, Wrought, Copper Garniture: Good Three-Piece French Provincial Cut, Wrought, Patinated and Verdigris-Detailed Copper Garniture, in the Restauration taste, the set comprised of a central leafed bowl, h. 6-1/2", and a pair of

1132: French Provincial Cut, Wrought, Copper GarnitureEst.

$250

$400

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Continental Wood Columnar Pedestal: Continental Parcel-Gilt Black-Painted Fluted Wood Columnar Pedestal, second quarter 20th century, in the neoclassical taste, supported on a stepped circular base, also parcel gilded, h. 40", dia. 12".

1133: Continental Wood Columnar PedestalEst.

$100

$200

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French Carved Giltwood and Plaster Mirror: French Carved Giltwood and Plaster Looking Glass, second quarter 20th century, in the Louis XV taste, the plate broadly beveled throughout, h. 48", w. 35".

1134: French Carved Giltwood and Plaster MirrorEst.

$300

$500

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French Carved and White-Painted Mirrors: Small Pair of French Carved and White-Painted Wood Looking Glasses, in the Regence style, the painted finish tastefully abraded and weathered throughout, h. 17-3/4", w. 15-1/4".

1135: French Carved and White-Painted MirrorsEst.

$100

$200

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